Plasmus (Teen Titans TV Series)

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Real Name	Unknown
Other Aliases	Ternion
Affiliation	Brotherhood of Evil
Base Of Operations	Jump City
Status
Alignment	Bad
Identity	Secret Identity
Occupation	Terrorist
Characteristics
Gender	Male
Hair	Brown
Origin
Universe	Teen Titans (TV Series)
Creators	Marv Wolfman · George Pérez
First Appearance	"Divide and Conquer" (August 2, 2003)

History

Plasmus was a seemingly-human criminal that was broken out of confinement by Slade through his agent Cinderblock, whose mission was to cause trouble with the Teen Titans after Cyborg briefly left it following an ugly dispute with Robin. Awakened from his sleep, Plasmus transformed into an shapeshifting creature and caused all sorts of trouble with the team in a factory. However, Cyborg rejoined the team to help defeat Plasmus, causing him to revert to his sleeping human form. Later on, as Slade had Terra free Cinderblock, Plasmus, and Overload from imprisonment, they merged into one giant being in order to give the Titans the fight of their life.

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Powers and Abilities

Powers

• Unique Physiology
  • Transformation: When Plasmus awakes from slumber in his human form, he will involuntarily transform into Plasmus.
  • Bio-Fission: Plasmus can create small versions of himself to fight independely.
  • Size Alteration: Plasmus is able to alter his size to be as big as a whale or as small as worms.
  • Regeneration: Whenever Plasmus is broken apart, he can either regenerate back into himself or into several smaller pieces of himself.
  • Toxic Immunity: Plasmus is able to swallow an incredible amount of toxic waste and acid and not feel its effects.

Weaknesses

• Transforms When Asleep: When Plasmus is beaten or knocked-out, he will immediately transform back to his human self.
• Diminished Intellect: When transformed, Plasmus loses all intellect he has and becomes a hulking monster.
• Cannot Control Transformations: Human Plasmus immediately turns into a monster when woken. This fact can be used by villians who wish to manipulate him.
• Mute in Monster Form: In his monster form, Plasmus can only grunt and laugh. He can still understand English perfectly, though.

Notes

• This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series Teen Titans, the animated shorts that continued the series, and its tie-in comic book series Teen Titans Go!. It is an adaptation of Plasmus. The original character was created by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez and first appeared in New Teen Titans #14.
• Plasmus was voiced by Dee Bradley Baker.

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• Character Gallery: Plasmus (Teen Titans TV Series)

Footnotes

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